The phrase "a culpability that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or extent of someone's responsibility for a wrongdoing or fault.
Example: "The investigation revealed a culpability that could not be ignored, leading to serious consequences for those involved."
Alternatives: "a responsibility that" or "a blame that".
People who then go on to treat the endemic antisemitism in that part of the world as of no significance, people who are not interested in the fact that Hamas is essentially exterminist in its attitude to the Jewish state, they are guilty of a moral culpability that makes them indifferent to antisemitism.
On remand, a newly empanelled jury again found that Guzek committed the murders with a level of culpability that justified the death penalty.
"Except for killing and raping people," said the aide, Nureddin M. Ejledi, director of the legal and treaties department at the Foreign Affairs Ministry, meaning those with blood on their hands should be punished, a standard of culpability that has been used by other nations struggling to reconcile past and present, like Germany.
Their problems — a shaky line, meager pass protection, an inconsistent running game, a dearth of long gains — are intertwined, producing a unitwide chain of culpability that, almost by default, could leave Schottenheimer in a vulnerable position, despite a contract that runs through at least 2012.
Disabilities of reasoning, judgment, and control of impulses, the Court said, do not allow a person to "act with the level of moral culpability that characterizes the most serious adult criminal conduct".
A censure for the bank will have to suffice for now because, in truth, it is individual culpability that really matters.
Empirical research shows that a significant number of juveniles have a pattern of developmental and cognitive incapacities that places them well below the threshold of culpability that also exempts the mentally retarded under Atkins.
"When you're talking about individual firm culpability, that is much more difficult, because the firms are standing alone on the facts that are found," Mr. Goldsmith said.
"There may be some culpability that will fall on the schools for lack of institutional control," Jackson added, citing a term that comes up frequently in NCAA sanctions on football of basketball programs deemed to have run amok.
